The Pembrokeshire Foxhounds.- A Meet at Treffgarne Hall on 25th Ult, 1907.

For Sale is a Three-Quarter page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and DRamatic News, November 9th, 1907," which shows the Following Photographs for "The Pembrokeshire Foxhounds.- A Meet at Treffgarne Hall on 25th Ult."

   1- The meet at Treffgarne Hall.- Taking refreshments.
   2- Making for Lewiston.
   3- Mr. Ernest Ince Allen, the new Master and Huntsman.
   4- "Have you seen the hounds?"
   5- Hobbs, whip.
   6- The "father" of the hunt- Mr. Smith.
   7- In the lanes.

Hounds met on Friday 25th ult., at Treffgarne Hall, the home of Colonel Lloyd, who gave the most cordial of welcomes.  A fox was found at Lady's Cross, who made his point for Snipes Bay, thence to Rosemary, and on nearly to Treffgarne Hall. Bending to the left to Treffgarne Mountain, he was headed there, and went nearly to the mathry road, afterwards running over the Raithe farm, making his point straight for Lewiston : but before reaching this place he turned to the right on to Chapel Hill, Wolfsdale, and Stephen's Ford.  Thence he made his way to Whitehorn and to Camron Village.  Hounds were now simply racing on to The Slad and Scamford, afterwards going towards Robleston, Theyston, &c., and, finally making for Roche Castle, reynard turned short to the right into the well-known earth on Roch farm, under the Kite Mountain, thus saving his brush, which he has richly deserved to do as hounds deserved their quarry, after a run of one hour and forty-five minutes, with only one small check.

Condition is Very Good.